#2 Danilo
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If Danilo was playing like he did during his FC Porto days, no one would have an issue but he is a completely different defender now. He is not that sharp and the only quality he possesses right now is his pace.
He lost his confidence at Real Madrid and unfortunately, his injuries have not helped him do that well at Manchester City. He is now set to be Brazil's right-back choice at the World Cup along with Fagner.
Fabinho would have been a brilliant choice but Tite has surprisingly decided to leave him out. The AS Monaco star has had a good season this term.
Edited by Raunak J